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Are there some real vulnerabilities there with this divide among progressives and more conservative democrats? >> look. you know, theres a difference between a message thats going to work in brooklyn, new york, and a message thats going to make sense in a place like brooklyn, iowa. there is a brooklyn, iowa. it happens to be in one of the congressional districts that is very competitive. so you know what i think the democratic message should be? just win. just win. and win it locally. you cannot...

Are vulnerable this time around. they are the people who, frankly, would not vote for a shutdown. theyre not going to vote the way the president wants on immigration. so he is basically trying to change the subject. we heard a lot about michael cohen last week. thats what this is about. >> and steve israel, a question about the democratic side and some vulnerabilities there. youve got such a divide among democrats. you see progressives running like stacey abrams in georgia and the fight that ove...

Thats the way it goes. thats why investigations can take so long and its difficult to predict when theyll end because every time you talk to someone and you find out about some meeting that happened, you want to ask who else was there, who else knows about it and then you need to talk to all of those people and so investigations can move on exponentially in that way to track down every important detail. >> let me give you the last word, betsy woodruff and ask you about steve bannon. the reaction...

His russia narrative. he always said that being friends with russia would be a good thing. >> wouldnt that be a great thing? >> hes not alone, barack obama and hillary clinton embraced what he said in increased relations with russia. it was one of efforts of conciliation, including one from george w. bush -- >> russia is not the enemy of the united states. >> but every reset failed. its time to recognize that russia is not seeking to integrate itself into if american system of international orde...

Narrative. donald trump has always said that having better relations with russia would be a good thing. >> wouldnt it be a great thing if we could get along with russia. wou wouldnt that be a good thing? >> in this he is not alone. barack obama and hillary clinton both agreed on a reset in russia. >> so glad to see you. >> it was one of many efforts at conciliation including one from george w. bush. >> russia is not the enemy of the united states. >> but every reset and rapprochement failed. it ...

We have a system to decentralize. there was a proposal in the house to put $380 million into state efforts to combat this. that was defeated by republicans this. how much does this effort also require upgrading what states can handle in the mueller investigation has revealed, how these country-backed efforts are going after individual states that may not have the cyber know-how? >> yeah. every state official you talk on says they need more money, they need upgraded technology, more resources. i ...

Into the state efforts to combat this. led by democrats. that was defeated by republicans there. how much does this effort also require upgrading what states can handle when the mueller investigation is revealed how these country-backed efforts are going avid states that may not have the cyber know how right now? >> yeah, i mean, every state official you talk to says they need more money, they need upgraded technology. they need more resources. but i actually think that while the sort of vulnera...

>> you mentioned the companies. theres also the different states involved and we have a system that decentralizes our elections. something that didnt get a ton of attention was there was a proposal in the house to put $380 million into the state efforts to combat this led by democrats. that was defeated by republicans there. how much does this effort also require upgrading what states can handle when the mueller investigation has revealed how these country-backed efforts are going after individu...

Counselor, drug counselor sonya basement. sonya, we have had so many instances of people with immense talent who arent found alive. from belushi to of course prince and the list goes on and on and on going back decades. now this. what is your take? >> theres a misconception that fame or wealth can serve as a buffer against vulnerability for a mental illness or addiction. it doesnt. psychologists have come up with a hypothesis called a stress model which sort of explains why certain vulnerabiliti...

Instances of people with immense talent who werent found alive. from belushi to of course prince and the list goes on and on and on going back decades. now this. what is your take? >> theres a misconception that fame or wealth can serve as a buffer against vulnerability for a mental illness or addiction. it doesnt. psychologists have come up with a hypothesis called a diathesis stress model which sort of explains why certain vulnerabilities emerge. it talks about genetic predisposition combined ...